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U.S. crude stocks fell last week, driven by strong crude oil exports, while gasoline and diesel inventories drew down as refiners began annual autumn maintenance, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.

U.S. crude stocks fall as exports surge -EIA

Brent crude prices could potentially hit $120 a barrel, JPMorgan warned. That's assuming oil supply will face even more pressure in the coming months.

Oil prices could rise to $120 a barrel on further supply cuts, and that would bring economic growth to a halt next quarter, JPMorgan says

Crude oil markets pulled back during the trading session on Wednesday, as the overstretched condition continues to come into play.

Crude Oil Price Forecast – Crude Oil Continues to Pull Back

Increased exports of oil from the United States into Europe and Asia mean U.S. crude has snatched back its primacy in setting international pricing after North Sea grades have for decades determined the value of the world's most traded commodity.

Analysis: Promise of calmer markets as US oil wrests pricing power from Brent

Oil prices traded lower on Wednesday, on track for back-to-back losses, as investors awaited fresh U.S. inventory data, as well as an interest-rate decision from the Federal Reserve.

Oil prices slide ahead of inventory report, Fed decision

Oil prices have surged 30% in the past three months, approaching $100 per barrel.

What Recent Oil Spikes Could Mean for Stocks

Fundamentals certainly support an oil price of $90, but $100 looks more like momentum trading.

Oil Heads For $100. Fundamentals Or Momentum Trading?

Oil prices have been on the rise in recent months and are heading towards $100 a barrel. That could push inflation back up, creating problems for the Federal Reserve.

Oil is heading for $100 a barrel – and that could spoil everything for the Fed

After falling below $70 a barrel earlier this year, oil prices have marched steadily higher. In this article, I discuss the reasons why, and whether $100 oil is inevitable.

What's Driving The Rally Toward $100 Oil?

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) has raised its 12-month forecast for Brent oil from from $93/bbl to $100/bbl as it now expects modestly sharper inventory draws. The key reason behind the change is that significantly lower OPEC supply and higher demand more than offset significantly higher US supply, it said.

Goldman Sachs raises oil price forecast to $100/barrel

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Oil prices hit a new ten-month high on Tuesday, as fuel prices continue a steady climb in the wake of sustained production cuts from some of the world's largest suppliers. Hitting US$95 a barrel on Tuesday, benchmark fuel Brent Crude returned to levels not seen since November of last year.

Oil price continues climb as fresh 10-month high hit

Europe's energy shares have hit seven-month highs, thanks to crude oil prices jumping to a 2023 peak and natural gas prices rising almost 40% in two months, but not all investors view this as the perfect opportunity to buy.

High oil prices don't make Europe energy stocks attractive to all

As the Federal Reserve's decision looms, oil prices tumble, despite a drop in API inventory and bullish global production nuances.

Oil Prices Forecast: Fed Worries Shake WTI, Brent Futures Despite API Draw

Oil prices rose in early trade on Wednesday, hovering near 10-month highs hit the previous day, as a bigger-than-expected draw in U.S. oil stockpiles and weak U.S. shale output reinforced fears of tight crude supply for the rest of 2023.

Oil prices rise on concerns over tightening supply

China's oil demand is peaking by the end of the decade, and with its economic recovery still in limbo, how much can the global oil markets still rely on it?

Oil markets' decades-long dependence on China could be ending

Oil finished lower on Tuesday, with U.S. prices down for the first time in four sessions. “Oil trading is a sophisticated game of Chutes & Ladders and there are some hot spots that may take Brent (and possibly WTI) to $100 [a barrel] shortly,” Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at the Oil Price Information Service, a Dow Jones company.

U.S. oil futures end lower for the first time in 4 sessions

(Kitco News) - Supported by OPEC+'s production cuts through year-end, the oil market continues to climb higher, with some analysts saying that it could be only a matter of time before prices push back to $100 a barrel.

Oil prices hit nearly one-year high as it marches towards $100

Traders have finally began to take some profits off the table after the strong rally in the oil markets.

Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Pulls Back As Traders Take Profits Ahead Of Fed Decision

As gasoline prices rise at the pumps, Americans are feeling the pinch, but the oil price bulls are having a field day. Oil price predictions have been running hot lately, spurred by production cuts from Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC+) nations like Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Oil Price Predictions 2023: When Will Crude Hit $100 Per Barrel?

Fundamentals are bullish, but technical indicators show that oil markets are overbought in the near term.

Will Oil Test $100 In 2023?

The crude oil markets rallied rather significantly during the trading session on Tuesday as we continue to see massive upward pressure.

Crude Oil Price Forecast – Crude Oil Markets Continue to Power Higher

Oil price is bad news for central banks trying to tame inflation and will add to pressure to further increase interest rates

Crude oil tops $95 a barrel raising fears of return to rising inflation

It's no secret that governments and regulators have been ramping up enforcement of greenhouse-gas regulation. But here's something counterintuitive: Shares of some oil and energy companies — players in so-called dirty industries — may deliver better investment returns relative to companies in cleaner industries, even amid tightening regulatory constraints.

Oil stocks could outshine clean-energy shares under this climate change scenario

Oil prices have been rising to multi-month highs recently on tightening supply and recent production cuts by Saudi Arabia and Russia.

Crude Oil Likely to Hit $100 a Barrel Amid Supply Constraints

WTI and other crude oil benchmarks near 10-month highs as U.S. shale production dips, while Saudi Arabia and Russia make production cuts.

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